bigfatgreedykat
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Modem dials but unable to login. Are there any commands to confirm dialin users and any diagnostics to confirm that modem works?
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Modem not responding AIX 4.3.2
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It is not clear if you are going to or from AIX?
If to AIX, then make sure you have a getty on the port
penable
will tell you that.
You also need to make sure your modem is set to answer.
If dialing out, test with 'cu -ml tty4' Then you can
use the AT commands to setup the modem, and then use AT commands to dial to the other system.
You can use 'who' to see what tty's people are logged in to or telnetted.
Not sure what you are asking?
If to AIX, then make sure you have a getty on the port
penable
will tell you that.
You also need to make sure your modem is set to answer.
If dialing out, test with 'cu -ml tty4' Then you can
use the AT commands to setup the modem, and then use AT commands to dial to the other system.
You can use 'who' to see what tty's people are logged in to or telnetted.
Not sure what you are asking?
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bigfatgreedykat
Technical User
Thanks
Did a cu -ml tty1
confirmed that modem set on tty1 from /usr/lib/uucp/Devices
however,
states connected
with flashing line
type in at commands no reponse ok
typed ate1 and atq0 to allow echo and answer codes back in modem
however, still no at commands
please advise!
Did a cu -ml tty1
confirmed that modem set on tty1 from /usr/lib/uucp/Devices
however,
states connected
with flashing line
type in at commands no reponse ok
typed ate1 and atq0 to allow echo and answer codes back in modem
however, still no at commands
please advise!
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